I can't pronounce Lickitung L correctly, but anything else will do.

Many people who can't pronounce L correctly touch the soft palate with the base of the tongue instead of the area where the tip of the tongue touches the gums, and pronounce ng instead of L.

So you have to put the base of your tongue down. When the hair is correct, the airflow must not go from the nasal cavity, and there is no obstacle before the tip of the tongue is in the mouth.

But because of long-term conditioned reflex, it is very difficult to do this. The base of your tongue will be lifted unconsciously, and you may not even realize it.

And when you really put the root of your tongue down, you will feel that the pronunciation is not L. In fact, you should be congratulated at this time. You have taken a big step towards correct pronunciation. It's just a long-term conditioned reflex that makes you think it's not an l sound.

At this time, you must forget your previous memory of the L sound and pronounce it in a new way, no matter what it sounds like (if you record it with a tape recorder, you will find that it is actually similar to the correct L sound. Don't forget to hold your nose and check it.

In order to put the root of the tongue down, you can pronounce a vowel, such as a, because the root of the tongue must fall down when you pronounce the vowel, and the soft palate will naturally rise, blocking the passage of air flow to the nasal cavity.

In the process of pronouncing a sound, touch the area that should be touched with the tip of your tongue, then play the tongue to pronounce la sound, and stick to it, no matter how the sound sounds. If you record your pronunciation with a tape recorder, you will find that it is very similar to the correct la pronunciation.